Twitch Streamers with Most Followers

Captain Zeus is currently the biggest streamers in terms of their follower count on Twitch.

Below is a table of the top ten Twitch streamers according to their follower count.

A central part of Twitch, and the element we focus on here, is the presence of "Twitch chat".

This is a live chat window that exists alongside the video stream.

Watch one of the biggest Twitch Streamers that live in Texas central time zone.

Captain Zeus is best known as the Top Xbox One Streamers.

It's time to enjoy a channel that's more live on Twitch, and still brings it to YouTube for your enjoying entertainment.

Playing popular games like: Red Dead Redemption 2, Halo 5, Sea of Thieves and many more from the Xbox One Library of games.

You are also invited to join the community both on Xbox in the club called, "Olympian Order." This is where Zeus and his friends get together and prepare for the next gaming adventure.

There are live parties happening whenever you see him stream.

That's because this channel is all about community.

Want to watch one of the best Xbox Streamers live? Then you really have to stop on over and watch Captain Zeus on his twitch channel.

When you're there, follow the channel, stay up to date on all of the next and upcoming streams.

Also, you should pay a visit to the YouTube Channel as well.

This is where the previous streams goes to live on as well as some extra fun and exciting clips.

I am your host, Captain Zeus.

A little bit about myself.

I've been an Xbox gamer for the past 5 years.

When I gotten my first Xbox 360, and then quickly transitioned into Xbox One.

For all of the bells and whistles.

I have always been a Microsoft fanboy.

It just made sense when determining what console I should get, that I should stay in the eco system of Microsoft.

It's a choice I'm glad to have made.

The community and the eco-system for me is by far amazing in every way.

I'm glad I'm part of it.

Xbox continues to challenge me to enjoy the system, enjoy the communities and ultimately enjoy the games.

So, what kind of gamer am I? Largely games from the Xbox Game pass helps define the games I play.

There are a few premium games I will pay for.

Perhaps not on the day of, but eventually, if I feel it's worth getting.

However, I go for community games.

I prefer to have a community where the gamers are all about the community and gaming.

If we're in a party of 16 playing various games, which is fine, as things might not be so frantic, we'll just hang out, and game and shoot the breeze.

Other times, we're all on a singular focus and mission for the same thing.

Whatever that adventure is.

You're welcome to participate in a few ways.

The best of which is often just watching the game.

Enjoying what's being put out.

Digital download games will not automatically deleted after the NSO service ended, but it will be vanished forever if you delete the games by purposely or accidentally.

And you cannot redownload the games anymore.

Go physical and at least you will not worry after 10 years or more.

Also, the outer body of the One S is something we like.

Presently there are two physical buttons for the both the power and eject function of the new One S.

These are certainly superior to their capacitive touch version in the previous Xbox One, mainly in light of the fact that they're a great deal more resistant to accidentally touching them while using the console.

Besides, the new Xbox One S accompanies an IR blaster along its front, which takes into account remotely interfacing and afterward turning on or off other external devices like your 4K TV, AV collector or satellite box.

The brand consists of five video game consoles, as well as applications (games), streaming services, an online service by the name of Xbox Live, and the development arm by the name of Xbox Game Studios.

Of course, Twitch is still the market leader, with around 750 million monthly viewers, on average, who watched over 813 million hours in September.

YouTube Live, by comparison, saw over 226 million hours that month, and Microsoft's Mixer saw just 13+ million.